US2005061427A1PendingUtilityA1
Method for producing a leather ball having a simulated sewing pattern
Assignee: SIAM BALL SPORT FACTORY CO LTDPriority: Sep 19, 2003Filed: Aug 27, 2004Published: Mar 24, 2005
Est. expirySep 19, 2023(expired)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
Inventors:Sahuts Srikijkarn
Y10T156/1077B29D 22/02A63B 45/00B29L 2031/54B29C 43/003A63B 41/00
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Abstract
The method for producing a leather ball having a simulated sewing pattern.
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exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 . A method for producing a leather ball with a simulated sewing pattern, comprising:
making a rubber bladder, comprising:
at least one of grinding, kneading, and mixing a rubber with MASTERBATCH and SB11 for approximately two (2) minutes;
at least one of grinding, kneading, and mixing the rubber with a chemical compound for approximately one (1) minute;
immersing the rubber in a starch slurry;
drying the rubber;
at least one of grinding, kneading, and mixing the rubber for approximately one (1) minute to make the rubber softer;
forming the rubber at a temperature of between approximately sixty (60) degrees Celsius and approximately ninety (90) degrees Celsius into a rubber sheet having a thickness of approximately zero point nine (0.9) millimeters and approximately zero point nine five (0.95) millimeters;
install an air filling tube in the rubber sheet at a position between approximately nine (9) inches and approximately twelve (12) inches from a perimeter of the rubber sheet;
form the rubber sheet at a temperature of between approximately sixty (60) degrees Celsius and approximately ninety (90) degrees Celsius into a round shape to form the rubber bladder having a weight of between approximately one hundred thirty-five (135) grams and approximately one hundred forty-five (145) grams;
curing the rubber bladder for approximately three (3) minutes at a temperature of between approximately one hundred fifty-five (155) degrees Celsius and approximately one hundred sixty-five degrees Celsiusc at a pressure of at least approximately five point five (5.5 Kg/cm2) kilograms per centimeter squared;
installing the air filling tub valve into the rubber bladder;
comparing a size of the rubber bladder with a template and if the size is accurate, winding the rubber bladder using approximately twelve hundred (1,200) cycles in a winding machine;
making a middle rubber layer, comprising:
preparing a rubber by mixing a natural rubber and a synthetic rubber for approximately two (2) minutes and then adding a coloring material and further at least one of grinding, kneading, and mixing the rubber for approximately five (5) minutes;
mixing the rubber with Sulphur for approximately five (5) minutes;
immersing the rubber in a starch slurry;
drying the rubber;
softening the rubber by at least one of grinding, kneading, and mixing the rubber for approximately one (1) minute;
calendaring the rubber at a temperature of between approximately sixty (60) degrees Celsius and approximately ninety (90) degrees Celsius to form a rubber sheet having a thickness of between approximately zero point seven (0.7) millimeters and approximately zero point seven five (0.75) millimeters;
cutting the rubber sheet into a plurality of rubber patches;
attaching the rubber patches into a mold and position the rubber bladder therein to form the middle rubber layer;
curing the rubber patches and the rubber bladder for approximately sixteen (16) minutes for 16 minutes;
installing an air filling valve in the middle rubber layer;
place an adhesive over the middle rubber layer;
making leather patches, comprising:
cutting a leather to form leather patches having a desired shape;
place any desired pattern onto the leather patches;
cutting generally along a perimeter of the leather patches along a surface of the leather patches that contacts the middle rubber layer to reduce a thickness of the leather patches along the perimeter;
applying adhesive to the surface of the leather patches;
combining the leather patches and the middle rubber layer to make a leather ball with a simulated sewing pattern, comprising:
attaching the leather patches to middle rubber layer to form the leather ball;
curing the leather ball for approximately one and one half (1.5) minutes at a temperature of between approximately forty (40) degrees Celsius and approximately fifty (50) degrees Celsius.
2 . A method for producing a leather ball with a simulated sewing pattern, comprising:
making a rubber bladder; making a middle rubber layer, comprising:
preparing a rubber by mixing a natural rubber and a synthetic rubber;
mixing the rubber with Sulphur;
immersing the rubber in a starch slurry;
softening the rubber by at least one of grinding, kneading, and mixing the rubber;
calendaring the rubber to form a rubber sheet;
cutting the rubber sheet into a plurality of rubber patches;
attaching the rubber patches into a mold and position the rubber bladder therein to form the middle rubber layer;
curing the rubber patches and the rubber bladder;
placing an adhesive over the middle rubber layer;
making leather patches, comprising:
cutting a leather to form leather patches each having a perimeter defining a desired shape;
cutting generally along the perimeter of at least one of the leather patches to reduce a thickness of the at least one leather patch along the perimeter; placing the leather patches on the middle rubber layer to form a leather ball with a simulated sewing pattern.
3 . A method for producing a leather ball with a simulated sewing pattern, comprising:
making a rubber bladder; making a middle rubber layer positioned generally over the rubber bladder; making leather patches, comprising:
cutting a leather to form leather patches each having a perimeter defining a desired shape;
cutting generally along the perimeter of at least one of the leather patches to reduce a thickness of the at least one leather patch along the perimeter;
securing the leather patches on the middle rubber layer to form a leather ball with a simulated sewing pattern.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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